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#1418916 07/31/2021 9:37 PM
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There are apparently at least 2 different sizes/lengths of Fulton side shields. Maybe the shorter version is for a sedan rear. I don’t think there was a version specifically for a pickup and have heard the longer ones with pointed ends are too long to put on a 47-54 chevy/GMC pickup. Does anyone have knowledge and decent pics of an AD with them installed? I can’t find a good picture with an internet search. I have the shorter version on my 50 GMC you can see in the gallery.


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Go to Youtube and or ebay, should have tons of pics.


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I found these ads online.

I think the long ones are for rear doors and the short are for front doors. The chrome trim are angled different from long and short.
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